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Will Trump’s new tariffs on Canada face legal scrutiny?Politics

President Donald Trump’s new 50 per cent emergency tariffs on Canada have raised legal questions because no previous president has used them. The policy bypasses legislative constraints and the U.S. Court of International Trade, while potentially carrying consequences for Canada if it continues retaliating. Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on U.S. goods.

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U.S. takes notice of Doug Ford’s inflammatory comments about TrumpPolitics

The Canada-U.S. trade war remains a major global headline. After Ottawa announced a clearly defined dollar-for-dollar counter-tariff strategy against Washington, attention turned to how President Donald Trump and other White House officials would respond. The White House posted a meme of an eagle pinning down a Canada goose, while Trump said his threat to rename a lake had been a joke.

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How bad is the Canada-U.S. trade war going to get?Economy

Days after abandoning trade talks with the United States, Canada imposed dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on American goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Washington’s terms could wipe out major Canadian industries, including autos, steel and aluminum. Correspondents examine how far the conflict could escalate and what might bring both sides back to negotiations.

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‘All options are on the table’: Premier Ford on curtailing electricity exports to USPolitics

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said restricting electricity exports to the United States is among the options under consideration amid the trade war between the two countries. Speaking at a housing announcement in Vaughan, Ford said he could not act alone and that provinces exporting power to the U.S. would need to agree.

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‘Not very neighbourly’: Toronto Mayor Chow criticizes Trump’s Lake America threatPolitics

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow called U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America” “not very neighbourly.” Amid U.S. tariffs, Chow backed Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s proposed retaliation, including raising electricity prices, saying Canada would do “whatever it takes.”

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Premier Scott Moe answers questions amid trade war tensionsPolitics

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is scheduled to speak with reporters in Prince Albert at 1 p.m. CST. He has endorsed Canada’s counter-tariffs, while Saskatchewan remains one of only two provinces still selling American-produced liquor.

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Are U.S.-Canada relations beyond repair? BMO chief economist weighs inEconomy

As U.S.-Canada trade relations worsen after talks between the neighbours failed, BMO Chief Economist Douglas Porter said Trump’s 50 per cent levies on about five per cent of Canada’s exports to the U.S. would not significantly affect inflation. He said the more serious consequence was the deterioration in relations, and discussed Carney’s retaliatory tariffs.

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From tariffs to French: Trump’s trade war with Canada takes a cultural turnEconomy

The Canada-US trade war is intensifying. After new 50% US tariffs on Canadian products took effect Saturday, Canada announced retaliatory tariffs of 15% to 50% on about $20 billion in American goods. The tit-for-tat measures have also taken on a cultural and linguistic dimension.

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Ontario Premier Ford to address media amid tension with Trump as trade war escalates | LIVEPolitics

Ontario Premier Doug Ford will join Municipal Affairs Minister Rob Flack and Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca for remarks and a media availability. The appearance follows a bitter exchange with U.S. President Donald Trump and Ford’s subsequent call for tensions between the politicians to ease as trade tensions intensify.

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Latest on the US-Canada trade warEconomy

Canada retaliated against the United States by imposing tariffs of up to 50% on hundreds of American products.

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The Pulse: Trump administration weighs additional trade penalties against CanadaPolitics

The Trump administration is discussing additional trade penalties against Canada, Bloomberg reports, after Prime Minister Mark Carney announced dollar-for-dollar retaliation against new US tariffs imposed Saturday. US stocks lacked direction as traders stayed cautious ahead of Nvidia earnings and the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge.

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Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs on US goodsEconomy

Canada has retaliated against Washington’s latest duties by imposing tariffs on about $20 billion worth of annual US imports. It also introduced assistance for businesses and workers, matching the US measures dollar for dollar.

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Canada strikes back at US with retaliatory tariffs as trade war escalatesEconomy

Canada imposed retaliatory tariffs Tuesday on roughly $20 billion in US goods, including steel, dairy products, appliances and farm equipment. The sharp escalation has strained ties between the longtime allies and put one of the world’s largest trading relationships at risk.

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Trump Vs. Canada: White House Prepares Next Move as Trade War SpiralsEconomy

The Trump administration is considering additional trade penalties against Canada after Prime Minister Mark Carney announced dollar-for-dollar retaliation against new U.S. tariffs. The threat highlights the risk that the trade conflict between the two countries could spiral further.

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